Djibril Cissé sentenced to 8 months in prison and 20,000 euros fine

Bad news for Djibril Cissé. In the sights of justice for “misuse of corporate assets and omission of accounting entries“, he was sentenced to eight months in prison and a fine of 20,000 euros, he who was nevertheless released for “tax fraud and laundering of tax fraud“. On September 11, the Bastia prosecutor requested a one-year suspended prison sentence and a fine of 100,000 euros against him. A single-member simplified joint stock company (SASU) of the former French international based in Furiani had been placed in liquidation in 2020 but the current account remained in debt of 550,000 euros which constituted a “abuse of corporate assets”.

Djibril Cissé sentenced for “abuse of corporate assets and omission of accounting entries”!

A sum which had not been declared to the tax authorities. A “tax debt of 230,000 euros for lack of VAT and corporate tax declaration“had also been noted by the investigation.”I always said that I had not defrauded the tax authorities and the courts proved me right” the former Auxerrois reacted to the AFP to which his lawyer Me Malcolm Mouldaïa added: “We have taken the accounting firm before the Nanterre commercial court for lack of information and contractual breach and we demand that it pay all the sums which were paid by Mr. Cissé with regard to his tax audits.“.

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